Is there *any* way to make a call to a non-pure function in a
pure context, if you know you won't violate your own purity?
This is something you can do with @safe (@trusted), but what
about pure?
For example, "free" is not pure, because you can't call it twice
on the same pointer. But if you manage the pointer yourself
inside a struct, you can guarantee the purity of your own
functions. But the language won't allow you to do that.
Related question:
Can a function that "sometimes throws" be considered as pure?
